Install from an official listing
Avoid wallet links delivered through unsolicited messages or search advertisements. Confirm the developer and application listing.
Verify the official issuer, prepare a compatible XRP Ledger wallet, add the correct trustline and inspect the TRLS/XRP order before signing.
Anyone can issue an XRPL asset using the same visible currency code. The issuer address distinguishes the official TRLS asset from another token using the same ticker.
| Field | Official TRLS value |
|---|---|
| Network | XRP Ledger Mainnet |
| Currency | TRLS |
| Issuer | r9NcytRxC1CX1vERGn9HGR2Bwbuo6tGX1h |
| Hex currency code | 54524C5300000000000000000000000000000000 |
| Published supply | 100,000,000 TRLS |
This guide uses Xaman because it supports XRPL accounts, trustlines and transaction signing. Other compatible wallets may also work.
Avoid wallet links delivered through unsolicited messages or search advertisements. Confirm the developer and application listing.
Generate and store recovery credentials privately. Never send a seed, family seed, secret or private key to Trustless Payments, a promoter, support account or trading interface.
Send enough XRP to activate the account and cover the intended trade, applicable account reserves, trustline requirements and transaction costs.
The official TRLS asset described here is on XRP Ledger Mainnet. Testnet assets and transactions do not represent Mainnet holdings.
The trustline must identify both the TRLS currency and the official issuer. Review the transaction inside your wallet before signing.
r9NcytRxC1CX1vERGn9HGR2Bwbuo6tGX1h.
The TRLS/XRP market can be accessed through an XRPL trading interface. Before signing, inspect the asset pair, issuer, order type, quantity, estimated execution and current liquidity.
A market-style trade prioritizes execution against available offers. In a thin market, the resulting price may differ substantially from the most visible quoted price.
A limit order specifies acceptable terms but may remain unfilled, partially fill or never execute if the market does not reach them.
Displayed price does not show how much value can trade near that price. Examine order depth and expected execution before signing.
Confirm the TRLS issuer again on the proposed trade. A familiar ticker does not prove the order uses the official asset.
After signing, confirm that the transaction reached a validated ledger, succeeded and affected the intended account and asset.
Confirm that the transaction is validated and successful rather than relying on a wallet animation or pending message.
Make sure the trustline and resulting balance belong to the XRPL account you intended to use.
Verify that the balance remains associated with the official TRLS issuer address—not merely an asset displaying the same ticker.
Confirm whether the trade filled completely, partially or remained open. Signing an order does not guarantee immediate full execution.
Buying, holding or providing liquidity involves material risk. Review the system and make an independent decision before signing.
Market value can change sharply. Available liquidity may be insufficient to buy or sell the desired amount near a quoted price.
Issued XRPL assets have different properties and issuer relationships than native XRP. Understand the exact asset being held.
Compromised credentials, malicious links and misunderstood transactions can cause permanent loss.
Wallets, interfaces, applications and infrastructure can contain defects, become unavailable or change their behavior.
r9NcytRxC1CX1vERGn9HGR2Bwbuo6tGX1h. Always verify the
full issuer rather than relying on the ticker alone.
TRLS is an issued XRPL asset. An account generally needs a trustline to the specific currency and issuer before holding it.
This guide links to the TRLS/XRP market on XMagnetic. Availability, liquidity and market conditions can change.
No. TRLS carries liquidity, price, issuer, wallet, technology and market risks. Nothing guarantees value, returns or an available exit.
Review TRLS utility, documented supply, platform economics and published risk information before adding a trustline or placing an order.